I think it is currently sitting about an inch or so lower than the designed ride height. It is actually resting on the jackstands that I rigged to catch the back of the frame to keep it from sitting on the bumpstops. I raised it all the way up to get the wheels on (tight fit) then lowered it down to check clearances then set it on the jackstands. I have two wooden blocks that I have been using to place between the rear axle and frame (right beside the bumpstop) to set the ride height during the build and when I stuck them up in the gap as it currently sits they looked to be about an inch shy of fitting. Once I get the front wheels and sheetmetal on I intend to get the truck at the desired ride height while on the raised wooden stands (and fine tune the differential angle on the 4 bars linkage) then take out the stands and see how she sits. That was my goal for this winter....get it on its tires.
1949 Chevy Panel Truck A Project Journal I'm old but I make up for it by being immature.
